Local Notes From Diller On Health and Visits
Lawrence Halse is recovering from illness. Earl Robinson of Steele City reports a few tons of corn as fodder. Charlie Carr of Fairbury visited Diller Thursday afternoon. Beatrice residents Mr Tobias and Herman Albers traveled to Diller Thursday to demonstrate a Ford V Eight vehicle.
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Earl Robinson
Steele City
Charlie Carr
Fairbury
Mr. Tobias and
Herman Albers
Beatrice
Diller
Briar Injury Sidelines John Wrigley Amid Winter Feed Work
John Wrigley suffers a hand infection from briars while preparing feed for winter, kept under observation as doctors treat multiple puncture wounds and prevent further complications.
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John Wrigley
Road grading planned on 54 miles from Diller to Highway 3
State house reports indicate a near term project to grade 54 miles of road extending north from Diller to No. 3 highway awaiting work.
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State House
Diller
No. 3
Mrs Specht Ill Sees Daughters In Washington Kansas
Mrs Geo Specht of Washington Kansas grew ill earlier this week as daughters Mrs Fred Lottman and Mrs LaVern Pickard traveled from nearby to visit her.
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Fred Lottman
LaVern Pickard
Washington
Kansas
Geo. Specht
Fairbury Candidate Dwight Young Pays Saree Bill
Dwight Young of Fairbury, a recent sheriff candidate, visited the office Thursday and paid his Saree bill, a fact the editors appreciated despite his defeat.
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Dwight Young
Fairbury
Winter visitors join local families for day
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coleman and friends Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Butcher and Mrs. Witty, spending the winter at the Coleman home, came from Lincoln Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green for the day.
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Ray Coleman
Clyde Butcher
Witty
Coleman
Lincoln
R. W. Green
District Court Jury Draw For Fairbury
District Court is convening at Fairbury next Monday. S. C. Mover and F. Hartzell are chosen as jurymen from this place. Mose says he does not know a thing about anything, a likely candidate for jury service.
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Fairbury
S. C
Mover
F. Hartzell
Mail Carriers Pick Cars In Bus Route Shuffle
Clifford Sparks, a mail carrier on Stan Ie Sporceg Pew Ford W Eight, is driving a new Chevrolet. Green, on Route 1, pilots a Green car, while Scott Miller on Route 8 drives an older vehicle and expresses desire for a 1935 model car.
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Clifford Sparks
Pew Ford
Green
Scott Miller
Miss Mildred Mares Celebrates Family Visit in Nebraska
Miss Mildred Mares enjoyed a pleased moment with her father and Mrs Mares of Tinea Nebraska. They traveled home Sunday after a pleasant afternoon together and returned the same evening.
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Mildred Mares
Government Feed Loan office relocates to court house
Mrs Gertrude Henrichs is placed in charge of the Government Feed Loan office now located in the courthouse. The site is on Sth street.
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Gertrude Henrichs
Bury
Mr Epic Oaks Improves After Illness and Offers Pathfinder Deal
The subject Mr. Epic Oaks is reported to be much better following a recent illness. The notice invites readers to take a Pathfinder for 10 cents plus a one year Record subscription.
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Mr. Epic Oaks
Wilfred Hansen Suffers Knee Cut From Ax Incident
Wilfred Hansen sustained a deep cut near the knee while cutting wood on Wednesday. The injury occurred during a routine chopping task and required first aid treatment.
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Wilfred Hansen
Pickards Visit Fairbury Homes This Week
Mr and Mrs J A Pickard of Fairbury visited last week at the homes of LaVern Pickard and S F Clark.
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J. A. Pickard
Fairbury
LaVern Pickard
S. F. Clark
Tristman and Son and Associates Drive to Hastings and Return
Wm. Tristman and son Anie with Robert Green and Herbert Beck motored to Hastings and back last Sunday detailing a family excursion.
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Wm. Tristman
Anie
Robert Green
Herbert
Beckwith
Hastings
Hubert Engleman Grows Remarkable New Potatoes
Hubert Engleman digs new potatoes that are much larger and better than those harvested during the regular season. The improved crop size and quality are noted as exceptional for the period.
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Hubert Engleman
Rainy Friday Night Drench Dims Warm Hopes
Close to 2 inches of rain fell in this vicinity last Friday night. The temperature stayed warm and residents praised the wet spell.
Mrs Grace Fasnacht and friends visit Hanover relatives
Mrs Grace Fasnacht Mrs Sophie Mathias and Mrs Pearl Fletcher and baby spent Wednesday at Hanover Kansas visiting relatives and noting local kinships.
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Grace -Fasnacht
Sophie Mathias
Pearl Fletcher
Baby
Hanover
Kan
De ler Telephone worker bitten by dog on Saturday
Helen Patton of the local telephone office was bitten through the left hand by a dog on Saturday and is reported to be improving nicely.
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Helen Patton
Deler
Gretzinger Couple Visit. Cemetery Work Nearby
Mr and Mrs Adam Gretzinger arrived from Steele City on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Gretzinger visited her aunt Mrs Cavett while Adam helped with cemetery tasks.
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Adam Gretzinger
Steele City
Mrs. Gretzinger
Cavett
Adam
Pospisil Couple Visit Nebraska Kin in Late Week
Mr and Mrs Frank Pospisil from Buhl Idaho visited friends and relatives in Nebraska last week. Mrs Pospisil also known as Lizzie Hayne is a sister of Mrs Joseph Novotny who lives about a half mile north of town.
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Frank Pospisil
Buhl
Idaho
Nebraska
Pulec Brothers Stop for Trailer Repairs
Tony and ste Pulec of Wiber visited Monday to see their brother John Pulec and have repairs on their large trailer at a truck stop before heading to Eldorado Kansas for a load. Senee Senetaeter accompanied.
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Tony
Ste Pulec
Wiber
John Pulec
Eldorado
Kansas
Senee Senetaeter
Young Democrats Rally Draws Large Fairbury Crowd
The Young Democrats of County at Fairbury held a parade and rally under party supervision. A big crowd attended at Majestic Theatre where speakers, Miss Mable and others, led campaign activities.
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Young Democrats of County
Fairbury
Majestic Theatre
Erup
Miss Mable
Long Beach Quake Seeks Comparison With 1983 Disaster
Reports say the latest underground tremor in Long Beach is among the most severe since the March 10 1983 disaster. No notable damage or widespread fallout appears, and no major subterranean washouts have been confirmed despite fears.
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Long Beach
Coathguass
California
Two Diller Students Shine at State Teachers College
In a memo from Dean W Delzel of Peru State Teachers College two Diller ladies stand out. Bonnie Green in her second year leads student leadership and chaired Fall Festival decoration committee while Ruth Stahl a freshman assists in FERA government work and Peru Public Schools teaching placements with strong promise.
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W. Delzel
Pre State Teachers College
Diller
Bonnie Green
Ruth Stahl
Miss Green
Eliza Morgan
Hall
FERA
Peru
State lays plan to feed game birds through winter
State Game Commission will feed pheasants quail and prairie chickens this winter using waste grain from the federal government due to a crop shortage. Wheat and corn may be used and weed seed could help, though farmers must use care. J B Douglas says reduced income will force scaling down overhead as most income comes from hunting and fishing licenses with additional funds from fish salvaging.
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State Game Commission
O’connell
J.B. Douglas
Commission
Lincoln Star
Library notes announce fines after November 12
Library notes warn that all fines on overdue books will be collected after November 12. November 11 begins Book Week with activities and new items including Wonder Tales and Rock Gardens at Diller Library. Story hours on Tuesday evenings run four to five for children, no exchanges during hours.
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Unclees
Ge Beebe
Diller Library
Village Board appoints Arnold as Harbine treasurer
The Village Board of Harbine elected rge Arnold Jr treasurer to replace resigned Jorden ing who had served as postmaster. Jorden ing received the wage for postmaster at that place and moved the post office from Wolters store to his own location. The resignation of Mr A Jung and the anticipated fall outcome are noted.
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Harbine
Rge. Arnold, Jr
Eee Jordening
Jordening
Pla
Wolters
Stamyne
Eet Tein
Eva
A Jung
Georg Arnold
Woman's Club Meeting Set for November 14 1984
The Woman's Club schedules an election eve program at 8 PM with Grace Fasanacci and Miss Mares as speakers. M Callander will preside. Rollcall asks for members to name favorite states and discuss Americanization civics.
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Grace Fasnact
Miss Mares , Rs
M. Callander Rollcall
Mussolini to Curb Women’s Employment in Italy
Italian government moves to limit female work participation amid economic strains and social policy aims. Authorities emphasize family responsibility and national development as indicators of the new measure’s scope and impact.
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Mussolini
Italy
Jefferson County Livestock Reduced 25 Percent
An analysis shows Jefferson County livestock holdings have fallen about 25 percent due to feed shortages. About 621 farmers, nearly 40 percent of the county, joined the Government Cattle-Buying program, selling 5951 head and reporting 9612 head on hand. The normal total is around 26,000 head. further reductions may occur before spring planted feed.
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Jefferson County
W. C. Andreas
Drouth Relief
Embarrassing Moment in Callaway Nerves Over House Guest
A Callaway Nebraska matron returned from a bridge party to find a traveling salesman asleep in her bed beside her husband. She moved to the guest room after discovering the sleeper wore a flannel garment. The tale, recorded as a local oddity, ends with the woman hoping for gossip to fade and normality to resume.
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Callaway
Nebr. x
Lincoln Star
Ol Grood
Callawar
Commerce Secretary Roper Describes Business Course
The secretary says the economy is on a zig zag path with more zig than zag, noting the pattern explains overall conditions. He emphasizes the need to zig before zag to prepare for upcoming cycles.
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Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
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Diller State Bank
State Bank
Maheb
Lawrence Halse
Library Notes
Woman's Club
Odell
General Hospital
E. Rice
M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Fairbury, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
National Administration
Washington, D
Thasy Loneteeckee
McLeran Beatrice
Findling's Garage
C. E. Findling
Prop. Ellis
van Norman
Phillips 66
Grant Batteries
Waggoner Brothers
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